Why? Because he can! :-)
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Swimming in a shoal of fish
“This is a video of me and a friend surrounded by a shoal of fish while swimming in the new caledonian lagoon (near Australia).”
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Rick Curl agrees to plead guilty to child sex abuse
Read reachforthewall.com
Longtime area swim coach Rick Curl, whose former athletes include world record breakers and Olympic gold medalists, has agreed to plead guilty to child sexual abuse at a hearing scheduled for Feb. 21 in Montgomery County Circuit Court.
Curl, now 63, was charged in October after his former swim student, Kelley Currin, told authorities that he began abusing her in 1983. She was 13 years old at the time and said the abuse continued until she was 18.
Under the Maryland law in effect during the time of the offense, Curl could face a maximum sentence of 15 years.
(An older video …)
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Swimming Pools Of Doom
A Compilation of 22 Swimming Pool Fails
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Swimming Towards A Cure – Teaser
Swimming Towards a Cure – A story of six women who set out to swim the English Channel in effort to help a friend and raise money for ALS research.
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Baldwinsville Polar Plunge 2013
Taking a dip for charity in the Seneca River.
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Swim Technique – Little People, Big Strokes
“In this video elite swim coach Alan Voisard guides Ryan, who was born with achondroplasia (dwarfism), through the optimal swim technique for little people. Alan Voisard has more than 32 years of coaching experience and has helped swimmers at all levels — from beginners to pro triathletes to Paralympic medalists – to improve their swimming and maximize their performance in the water.”
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Swim Across America
Making waves to fight cancer, see www.swimacrossamerica.org
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KHQA This Morning joins the YMCA swim team
“The Quincy YMCA is on its mark, ready and set to revive its swim program. Its new competitive swim team has been practicing since January. But this isn’t the first time a YMCA team has made a splash. KHQA’s Kristen Aguirre introduces you to the kids and coaches, and shows you why this group is about more than swimming.”